「Flat Fantasyland」平⾯景观
Now, human activities has unavoidable impacts on the natural environment. Even in the barren hills and rivers of Ali, a region situated at the edge of Tibet, nearly 2000 kilometers away from Lhasa and at an average altitude of 5000 meters, there are profound marks of human intervention, such as the laying of cables, the erection of livestock fences, and the holding of religious ceremonies. It seems that there are no longer any true「No Man’s Land」in our world.
Photos is this series also aims to explore human life traces and lifestyles in extremely high-altitude areas through "landscape" photography. It will include mountains, water sources, villages, and infrastructure. I am attempting to flatten this three-dimensional world into a two-dimensional plane, as if observing it from a further distant vantage point.It's particularly noteworthy that all the images in this series were captured with camera from the window of a moving vehicle.
Copyright ©Chaoqun PAN, 2024
